BUNDLE! Grammar and vocabulary lesson with links to extra resources. PowerPoint Presentation + PDF Worksheet with grammar and vocabulary. Find more resources in the store. Transport and travel vocabulary Speaking: transport survey Maps: places around the city Prepositions of place Giving directions Additional resources Writing Homework Presentation with teacher’s notes and Worksheet, perfect for online and in-class teaching or even for hybrid lessons. It can be used as a complement to a book, a revision or stand alone lessons. Find more at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/interalialanguage

THESE PRODUCTS ARE DESIGNED FOR THE CAMBRIDGE (CIE) AS MEDIA STUDIES EXAM SECTION A (TV DRAMA) BUT COULD BE EASILY APPROPRIATE FOR FILM OR TV ANALYSIS FOR OTHER CURRICULUMS AT A SIMILAR LEVEL. No-Prep Terminology Quizzes and Teaching Presentations for Cambridge (CIE) AS Media Studies, Exam Section A - TV Drama - CAMERA and EDITING. This includes: 2 Quizzes and 2 Teaching Presentations for CAMERA and EDITING TERMINOLOGY Animated GIFs to better secure terminology definitions Interactive Quiz Presentation designed for individual or team quiz Visually engaging for range of student abilities It can also be used with the Terminology Glossaries also available on the Inter Alia Store.

Vocabulary lesson with links to extra resources, BUNDLE PowerPoint Presentation + PDF Worksheet with grammar and vocabulary. Find more resources in the store. 14 slide PPT and 4 page PDF cover: Basic words in English Plural and singular Articles (Definite and Indefinite) Grammar and vocabulary activities Bingo Writing Homework Presentation with teacher’s notes and Worksheet, perfect for online and in-class teaching or even for hybrid lessons. It can be used as a complement to a book, a revision or stand alone lessons. Find more at:

Business English lesson: Getting to know you. Set of 3 different fun, communicative lesson plans with digital or printable activities. Ideal for the beginning of a new Business English course. It includes 3 different lesson plans with communicative activities: Getting to know each other: Adjectives to describe personality. Getting to know each other by describing personalities and the personality traits needed for their jobs. Question tags: Getting to know each other and finding out more about classmates or checking information students may have. At the International Conference: Phrases to interrupt politely, greet and join a conversation. Introducing yourself and others. Exchanging personal information and interacting with colleagues. NO PREP lessons for Business English students. Each lesson includes teacher’s notes with warm-up and lesson progression.

Business English lesson: Socializing. Set of 3 different fun, communicative lesson plans with digital or printable activities. Ideal for a Business English course. It includes** 3 different lesson plans** with communicative activities: What would you do if…?: Grammar focus: Second conditional Communicative focus: Discussing probable scenarios, making hypothesis, talking about work-related decisions. At the restaurant with clients: Vocabulary focus: food and typical dishes from different countries. Phrases to use at the restaurant Grammar focus: Comparatives and Superlatives Communicative focus: Choosing a restaurant and interacting during a meal. Small Talk Champions: Grammar focus: Echo questions. Follow-up questions. Communicative focus: Showing interest, asking questions and keeping a conversation going NO PREP lessons for Business English students. Teacher’s notes: each lesson includes teacher’s notes with warm-up and lesson progression.

THIS ISSUE OF TATLER IS A CSP FOR THE 2023 EXAM. THE PREVIOUS TATLER COVER REMAINS ON THE SPECIFICATION FOR 2022. No-Prep Digital Lessons for Tatler AQA GCSE Magazine Close Study Project (CSP) This Lesson includes: 48-slide Teacher Presentation - easy-to-read and student-friendly visual presentation 14-page Worksheet - designed to perfectly accompany the presentation The lesson is based on the AQA GCSE specification and covers the key concepts of Media Language and Representation as well as the contexts and audience that have influenced Tatler. Topics include: Magazine industry context - Magazine industry history and business, Tatler history, Article context. Audience - Demographics and Psychographics, NRS Social Grades, Young and Rubicam’s 4Cs Media Language - Magazine Terminology, Media Language Analysis Narrative Theory - Todorov’s Narrative Theory, Propp’s Character Theory, Barthes’ Enigma Code Representation - Social Class, Gender, Ethnicity, Representation of the Government The presentation and worksheet have been specifically designed to appeal to students and be an effective preparation for the AQA GCSE Media Studies exam. It features: Key Terminology clearly presented Visually engaging slides and tasks Exam-style questions Class activities and discussion opportunities Up-to-date facts and news items about Tatler and its contexts Interactive presentation with external links

Black Widow AQA GCSE Close Study Product (CSP) No-Prep Presentation and Worksheet Booklet BLACK WIDOW IS A CSP FOR THE 2023 EXAM. DOCTOR STRANGE REMAINS ON THE SPECIFICATION FOR 2022. The I, Daniel Blake Lesson is perfect to be taught alongside Black Widow and includes Film Unit review activities No-Prep Digital Lessons for Black Widow AQA GCSE Film Close Study Product (CSP) This Lesson includes: 50-slide Teacher Presentation - easy-to-read and student-friendly visual presentation 12-page Worksheet - designed to perfectly accompany the presentation The lesson is based on the AQA GCSE specification and covers the key concept of Industry as well as the contexts that have influenced Black Widow. Topics include: Film industry context - Disney, MCU, diversity, international industries Ownership - horizontal and vertical integration Marketing - Star Power, 360 degree marketing Distribution - Tradtional Vs digital distribution, impact of COVID Regulation - BBFC, importance of ratings Funding - Budgets, profit, impact of COVID, Scarlett Johahnsson’s lawsuit The lesson has been designed to be taught digitally and uses Google Docs and Google Slides to integrate with Google Classroom perfectly, however it can be easily downloaded and adapted to be used with other programs, or printed. The presentation and worksheet have been specifically designed to appeal to students and be an effective preparation for the AQA GCSE Media Studies exam. It features: Key Terminology clearly presented Visually engaging slides and tasks Exam-style questions Class activities and discussion opportunities Up-to-date facts and news items about Black Widow, Disney and the MCU Interactive presentation with external links

THIS ISSUE OF HEAT IS A CSP FOR THE 2023 EXAM. THE PREVIOUS REVEAL COVER REMAINS ON THE SPECIFICATION FOR 2022. No-Prep Digital Lessons for Heat AQA GCSE Magazine Close Study Project (CSP) **THIS LESSON IS BEST TAUGHT FOLLOWING MY TATLER LESSON YOU CAN FIND HERE. THIS WILL INTRODUCE MANY OF THE IMPORTANT CONCEPTS BUILT UPON HERE. ** This Lesson includes: 38-slide Teacher Presentation - easy-to-read and student-friendly visual presentation 10-page Worksheet - designed to perfectly accompany the presentation The lesson is based on the AQA GCSE specification and covers the key concepts of Media Language and Representation as well as the contexts and audience that have influenced Heat. Topics include: Magazine industry context - Heat history, Article context. Audience - Media Pack, Demographics and Psychographics, NRS Social Grades, Young and Rubicam’s 4Cs Media Language - Magazine Terminology, Media Language Analysis Narrative Theory - Todorov’s Narrative Theory, Propp’s Character Theory, Barthes’ Enigma Code Representation - Social Class, Gender, Representation of Celebrities, and Comparisons with Tatler Magazine The presentation and worksheet have been specifically designed to appeal to students and be an effective preparation for the AQA GCSE Media Studies exam. It features: Key Terminology clearly presented Visually engaging slides and tasks Exam-style questions Class activities and discussion opportunities Up-to-date facts and news items about Heat and its contexts Interactive presentation with external links

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BLACKPINK AQA GCSE Close Study Product (CSP) No-Prep Presentation and Worksheet Booklet BLACKPINK IS A CSP FOR THE 2023 EXAM AND REPLACES THE ONE DIRECTION CSP. No-Prep Digital Lessons for BLACKPINK AQA GCSE Music Video Close Study Product (CSP) This Lesson includes: 57-slide Teacher Presentation - easy-to-read and student-friendly visual presentation 11-page Worksheet - designed to perfectly accompany the presentation The lesson is based on the AQA GCSE specification and covers the key concepts of Industry and Audience as well as the contexts that have influenced BLACKPINK. Topics include: Product and Cultural Contexts - History of music videos, K-pop and BLACKPINK. Gender, Beauty, Ethnicity and Gobalisation Contexts Ownership - Record labels, Korean and International distribution, integration, synergy and cross-media convergence Regulation - Copyright, BBFC, importance of ratings Audience - Demographics, Psychographics,Genre and Media Language, Branding and Marketing Audience Theory - Jenkins’ Fandom Theory, Uses and Gratification, Reception Theory, Passive and Active audiences The lesson has been designed to be taught digitally and uses Google Docs and Google Slides to integrate with Google Classroom perfectly, however it also includes PowerPoint and Word versions, or can be printed. The presentation and worksheet have been specifically designed to appeal to students and be an effective preparation for the AQA GCSE Media Studies exam. It features: Key Terminology clearly presented Visually engaging slides and tasks Exam-style questions Class activities and discussion opportunities Up-to-date facts and news items about BLACKPINK and K-Pop Interactive presentation with external links

This I, Daniel Blake Lesson can be taught alongside our Black Widow Lesson and includes Film Unit review activities No-Prep Digital Lessons for I, Daniel Blake AQA GCSE Film Close Study Project (CSP) This Lesson includes: 44-slide Teacher Presentation - easy-to-read and student-friendly visual presentation 9-page Worksheet - designed to perfectly accompany the presentation The lesson is based on the AQA GCSE specification and covers the key concept of Industry as well as the contexts that have influenced I, Daniel Blake. Topics include: Film industry context - UK Austerity, the political spectrum, Ken Loach, the film’s political message Ownership and Funding - Differences between independent and major studio ownership, I, Daniel Blake ownership, integration, budget and box office Marketing - Director power, critical press and praise, film festivals, social media, guerilla marketing Distribution - Independent film distribution, targeting local audiences, home viewing, global distribution, independent vs blockbuster debate Regulation - BBFC, importance of ratings, I, Daniel Blake rating The lesson has been designed to be taught digitally and uses Google Docs and Google Slides to integrate with Google Classroom perfectly, however it can be easily downloaded and adapted to be used with other programs, or printed. The presentation and worksheet have been specifically designed to appeal to students and be an effective preparation for the AQA GCSE Media Studies exam. It features: Key Terminology clearly presented Visually engaging slides and tasks Exam-style questions Class activities and discussion opportunities Up-to-date facts and news items about I, Daniel Blake Interactive presentation with external links Other AQA GCSE CSP Lessons Available: Black Widow Tatler 2023 Heat

This is a NO PREP Digital Classroom Escape Room. Learn how Easter is celebrated around the world while you and your students investigate the disappearance of the Easter bunny! The interactive activities are designed to encourage teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving and team building. These puzzles and challenges are a fun way to learn English while exploring different cultures. This resource can be used in the classroom and/or for distance learning, remote learning hybrid or blended learning. This Digital Escape Room includes: Reading English texts about Easter celebrations around the world Creative problem solving puzzles Spelling, vocabulary and reading-comprehension challenges Theme of the Escape Room: Find the missing Easter bunny in time for Easter. Use the clues in the bunny’s room and read about different traditional Easter celebrations around the world. What can you expect from this DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOM? Above all, it’s a FUN way to change classroom dynamics and encourage students to use language creatively for real purposes, in this case: finding the Easter Bunny! NO PREP is necessary, since the interactive activities will guide the progression of the class. They are carefully designed to be engaging and give away just as much information as necessary to move on to the next puzzle. If your students find the language or the puzzles too difficult, you can use the HINTS provided in the Teacher’s Notes. What kind of activity will students solve? Reading-comprehension challenges Spelling and word order challenges Pattern recognition puzzle Crossword puzzle Reading different text types: recipe, newspaper article, riddle, short informative texts Information about Easter in Norway, Greece, Britain, USA, Guatemala, Finland and Australia What’s included in the Digital Escape Room? Teacher’s Notes with hints, answers and a detailed explanation of the progression of the game Interactive Presentation representing the BUNNY’S ROOM with puzzles and activities Access to the Escape Room website, which includes all the necessary tools (you DO NOT need a Google account, just an internet connection and a computer, laptop, Chromebook or iPad) Follow-up questions connected to the theme of the Escape Room in case your students solve the puzzles in less than 45 minutes or to be used in future lessons. Find the Spanish version of the game and the BUNDLE here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/interalialanguage

NO PREP Christmas Puzzles and Games to practise vocabulary, spelling, prepositions of place, speaking and reading. These interactive games and puzzles promote observation, problem solving and cooperative learning. The digital games and puzzles can be as competitive or as cooperative as you decide, depending on your students’ level and the type of atmosphere you want to create. When you buy this resource, you get access to a website with 7 interactive puzzles and games joined together by this storyline: “It’s the night before Christmas, and Santa still has a lot of jobs to do! Can you help him? Follow the links, or scroll down to find 7 puzzles and games to help Santa prepare for Christmas Eve!” Puzzles and games will students solve: Searching for Santa: Guess Who-style activity - Find the real Santa. Physical description, reading, speaking and observation. Melting Snowman: Hangman-style game - Guess 5 words related to Christmas and save the melting Snowman. Vocabulary, spelling, cooperative learning. Christmas crossword: Vocabulary, spelling, reading. Order the reindeer: read Santa’s notes and help him order the reindeer. Reading, prepositions of place, problem-solving, memory. Decorating the tree: Spot the differences between the Christmas trees. Observation, speaking, vocabulary, prepositions of place, picture description. **Santa’s spelling: **read Santa’s letter and correct the mistakes. Reading, spelling, vocabulary, writing. **Jigsaw toy test: **students help the elves perform a toy test of a jigsaw. Cooperative learning, observation, picture description. If you wish, you can play the games as an Escape Room, encouraging students to complete all the activities in a specific time. Students can also choose to do the “jobs” in the order they appear or they can click on the links on the right that will take them to the puzzles and games they are interested in. Alternatively, you can decide to split the students into groups and assign different puzzles and games to each group. You can also solve them together by projecting them for everyone to see. We’re experienced language teachers and we have created these resources to be appropriate for ESL, EFL learners of A2 to B2 level as well. Merry Christmas and enjoy the digital games and puzzles!

This is a NO PREP Digital Classroom Escape Room. Learn about the origin and traditions of Halloween while you and your students try to escape the Halloween mansion! The interactive activities are designed to encourage teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving and team building. These puzzles and challenges are a fun way to learn English while exploring the origins and traditions connected to Halloween. This resource can be used in the classroom and/or for distance learning, remote learning hybrid or blended learning. This Digital Escape Room includes: Reading English texts about Halloween Creative problem solving puzzles Vocabulary and reading-comprehension challenges Theme of the Escape Room: Escape the Halloween Mansion. Use the clues in the mansion and read about different traditions, superstitions, spooky characters and the origin of Halloween. What can you expect from this DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOM? Above all, it’s a FUN way to change classroom dynamics and encourage students to use language creatively for real purposes, in this case: finding your way out of the mansion! NO PREP is necessary, since the interactive activities will guide the progression of the class. They are carefully designed to be engaging and give away just as much information as necessary to move on to the next puzzle. If your students find the language or the puzzles too difficult, you can use the HINTS provided in the Teacher’s Notes. What kind of activity will students solve? Reading-comprehension challenges True or false Pattern recognition puzzle Riddles Sequencing and ordering Observation and problem-solving tasks Reading about: origins of Halloween, traditions, superstitions, trick-or-treating, Dracula, Frankenstein, Sleepy Hollow, Edgar Allan Poe, mummies, jack-o-lantern, etc. What’s included in the Digital Escape Room? Teacher’s Notes with hints, answers and a detailed explanation of the progression of the game Interactive Presentation representing the Halloween Mansion with puzzles and activities Access to the Escape Room website, which includes all the necessary tools (you DO NOT need a Google account, just an internet connection and a computer, laptop, Chromebook or iPad) Follow-up questions connected to the theme of the Escape Room in case your students solve the puzzles in less than 45 minutes or to be used in future lessons.